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Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
An integral part of the research team since 2007, Robin leads our analysis across metals and mining markets.
Latest articles by Robin
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Opinion
Challenges and opportunities for the steel value chain
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Opinion
The future of coal in the global energy sector
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Opinion
Ebook | The global metals and mining outlook: a cross-commodity view
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Opinion
How do Western sanctions on Russia impact the global metals, mining and coal markets?
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Opinion
Future Facing Commodities Forum 2024: your questions answered
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Opinion
Ebook | Navigating the cross-commodity metals and mining landscape in 2024
Nick Pickens
Research Director, Global Mining
Nick Pickens
Research Director, Global Mining
Nick has over 20 years of experience in the metals and mining sector across base, bulk and precious metals.
Latest articles by Nick
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Opinion
BHP’s all-share offer for Anglo American
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Metals and mining 2024 outlook
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The Edge
COP28 key takeaways
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Opinion
COP28: a metals and mining stocktake
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Opinion
Our top 5 takeaways from the LME forum 2023
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Opinion
Why scrap metal is an opportunity too good to waste
Daniel Carvalho
Director, Metals & Mining Consulting
Daniel Carvalho
Director, Metals & Mining Consulting
Daniel brings over 18 years of experience as a global operations, process and technology leader.
Latest articles by Daniel
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Opinion
Grey area: can steel really go green?
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Opinion
How do Western sanctions on Russia impact the global metals, mining and coal markets?
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Opinion
What’s next for green steel technologies?
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Featured
Metals and mining 2024 outlook
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Opinion
COP28: a metals and mining stocktake
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Opinion
Beyond electricity: is hydrogen the key to greener smelting and refining?
Despite inauspicious beginnings, there is a sense of promise about 2024. We should see the end of a tightening monetary cycle that has undermined demand across metals and mining markets, and improved growth in developed economies that performed poorly in 2023. But margins will stay under pressure and an array of social, political and environmental factors will keep markets on their toes. Expect to see the return of a concerted focus on costs across the sector.
This should also be a year of progress and clarity for longer-term market drivers. Milestones in low carbon haulage, alternative battery technology and options for steel value chain decarbonisation are all eagerly awaited. It will also be a year of tightening regulation with growing direct costs for emitters, and greater reporting responsibilities for both suppliers and buyers.
Metals and mining: things to look for in 2024 explores our take on the themes that will resonate in 2024, including:
- Economies: signs of hope but we’ll have to wait
- Markets: outlook forcing a focus on costs
- Geopolitics: can we counter the rising temperature?
- Carbon costs: fewer places to hide
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Corporate metals and mining: 5 things to look for in 2024
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